Sentence examples for to blame for the shortage from inspiring English sources

So who is to blame for the shortage of money?

He claimed Labour was partly to blame for the shortage of primary school places.

Educators say an emphasis on standardized tests is partly to blame for the shortage of innovative start-ups in China.

Too often, those working under you in Downing Street have not been the second or the third of these.You have yourself to blame for the shortage of loyal consiglieri.

Henri E. Cauvin (NYT) SOUTH AFRICA: NATIONWIDE STRIKE -- Tens of thousands of workers joined a one-day nationwide strike protesting the high unemployment rate and the government policies that labor unions believe are partly to blame for the shortage of jobs.

Record low rainfall is to blame for the shortages, which coincide with a broken and inoperable Basslink cable which would normally be able to send in power from the mainland grid.

Bishop Gregory and Archbishop Dolan both asserted that celibacy was not to blame for the priest shortage.

The Boston Globe reports that an explosion at a nitrous oxide factory in Florida last summer is to blame for the nationwide shortage.

Two years of drought are partly to blame for the food shortages.

We hear by way of our good friend Sascha Pallenberg that a component shortage is to blame for the low initial volumes of the Asus Transformer.

(Parts shortages were to blame for the small shipment of the units, disappointing American fans for the holidays).